Because zebrafish are representatives of a derived lineage, it has been suggested repeatedly in the literature that a basal ray-finned fish, such as the paddlefish, must be examined to confirm this hypothesis.
Greco provides a detailed and principled account of the relevant "because of" relation, derived from a general theory of the pragmatics of causal discourse.
The reported incidence of synchronous pulmonary metastases of colorectal cancer varies largely, from 3% to 18%. 1, 3, 4, 6 This is likely influenced by the applied definition of pulmonary metastases, which is usually a derived definition because of a lack of obtainable histological proof.
The ghoulish matchday plodders, there out of a sense of duty or because of enjoyment derived from the football match itself, are in mourning not for the club but for the sense of hope that's supposed to be a part of every supporter's experience of the game.
This may have occurred because of mediators derived from tumor cells and/or of derivative elements in the tumor stroma [ 29- 34].
Because of its derived and specialized morphology, the relationships of Seorsumuscardinus are obscure.
Nevertheless, Brucella has not been still incorporated to some of the main databases available, because of problems derived from their potential bioterrorist use.
The latter seems to be unlikely because of its derived sequence.
In particular, the definition of "adult" has historically led to confusion because of the derived mammalian and avian condition in which sexual maturity coincides with full size (most mammals) or even postdates attainment of full size (birds) [ 42].
A year ago, Roger Clemens sought out Mike Wallace of CBS's "60 Minutes," because of a comfort level derived from previous interviews, to discuss accusations of steroid use.
